Question

. . . . . not one is demented with the mania. .....
(mad/dishonest/ displeased)​

Answer 1

Mad

Explanation:

• considering that no such explanation or question is given as regard to the available statement, following is the assumed answer.
• There is the use of mainly two vocabulary words in the given sentence, " Demented" and "mania".
• Demented refers to suffering from dementia, of behaving irrationally.
• Mania refers to a a mental illness. So that may be replaced iwth teh word mad.
• Both vocabulary words are closely linked to being mad.

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Answer 2

The closet answer to mania is "mad".

Explanation:

The exact sentence would be

• No one is demented with the mania.
• Demented is related to "dementia" a mental disorder or illness.
• Mania is also a mental disease.
• As no exact explanation is given therefore the assumed answer would be "mad."
• As both mania and mad are closely related to each other